It was the first time for Sidebottom from New York to visit Paris (巴黎). He was staying at a hotel. He went down to have breakfast on the first day, and sat with a Frenchman. The Frenchman smiled and said friendly, “Bon appetite.” “That is his name.” thought Sidebottom. He smiled back and said his own name. “Sidebottom.” The next morning, Sidebottom came down for breakfast and saw the Frenchman again. “Bon appetite!” the Frenchman said again. Sidebottom was a bit surprised to hear his name again. But he answered in the same way. “Sidebottom.” This happened every morning for about a week. At the end of the week, a friend of Sidebottom’s from Canada arrived in the evening. “I am having a very good time.” he said. “meet a very nice Frenchman. His name is Bon Appetite.”
“That isn’t his name.” said the friend. “The French (法国人) often say it before they eat something. It means enjoy your meal.”
The next morning, the American and the Frenchman sat at the same table. “Bon appetite!” Sidebottom shouted.
The Frenchman looked at him and smiled, “Sidebottom.” he answered.
【小题1】From the passage we know Sidebottom came from________.| A．England | B．Canada | C．France(法国) | D．America |
| A．for four days | B．for a week | C．for one evening | D．for one morning |
| A．happy | B．surprised | C．friendly | D．lucky |
| A．the American’s name | B．having a good time |
| C．“Bon appetite” in French | D．“nice to meet you” |
